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Deer Valley’s annual Adopt-A-Native-Elder Navajo Rug Show will support people living on the Navajo Nation reservation in southeastern Utah. The rug program’s business director, C.J. Robb, said the organization has served the community for 40 years.
J. Robb, director of business and operations for Adopt a Native Elder The annual rug show at Deer Valley Resort gives Navajo families a place to share their works. All of the proceeds go to the families. J. Robb, director of business and operations for Adopt-A-Native-Elder, has details on the show at Snow Park Lodge Nov. 6-8.
Two amendments to Utah's constitution are on the ballot. Here are the impacts Amendments A and B could have if approved. Amendment B asks Utah voters to require 60% voter approval for statewide citizen initiatives that raise taxes. Current Utah law requires a simple majority for those to pass.
A handful of residents weren't able to vote at the Kimball Junction library Thursday afternoon. Summit County resident Rosie Moore went to vote early at the Kimball Junction library the afternoon of Thursday, Oct. 29. An outdated page on the county website said early voting was open until 4 p.m., and the doors were locked when she arrived around 1:30 p.m.
Utah first lady Abby Cox invited students to unveil her new book, “Jennie Makes Room,” honoring philanthropist Jennie Judge Kearns. Jennie Kearns and her husband, Sen. Thomas Kearns, grew wealthy from Park City’s Silver King mine in the late 19th century.
Park City resident Rachel Alday has spent nearly 20 years in the short-term luxury rental business. Now she’s drawing on that experience to co-author a new book about leadership and workplace culture. The book's title, "Please Do Disturb: How True Leaders Show Up When It Matters Most,” is a play on the familiar hotel room sign.
Five voters are challenging the decision in court. And more could be disqualified before results are official. Summit County disqualified 17 West Hills-area voters Oct. 26 after an opponent of the proposed town challenged their eligibility.
The Corinne City Council held a regular session on October 6, 2026, addressing appointments, departmental reports, and public inquiries.
The Corinne City Council is scheduled to hold a regular session on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026. The meeting will begin at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall.
WASHINGTON, Washington County — For longtime surfer Tanner Staheli, the recent rainfall in southern Utah created the perfect conditions to surf a body of water he had never surfed before: the Virgin River. "There's always surf after storms," Staheli told KSL.
BYU football has moved up to No. 7 in the AP Top 25 and No. 8 in the AFCA Coaches Poll following a 27-20 victory over Arizona State. This marks the seventh consecutive week the Cougars have held a top-10 ranking this season.
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — You could make the argument this is the biggest Holy War of all time. No. 3 Utah and No. 7 BYU enter this year’s rivalry matchup with Big 12 championship hopes and College Football Playoff implications hanging in the balance, meaning there is much more than bragging rights on the line.
The Springville City Utility Board has canceled its regularly scheduled Power Board Meeting originally set for November 11, 2026. The next regular meeting is scheduled for December 9, 2026.